Book Review: ‘Star Trek: The Unsettling Stars’ Takes You Back To The Kelvin Universe
At long last, Alan Dean Foster’s tale set after the 2009 ‘Star Trek’ film has been released.
Articles by Dénes House
Review: IncrediBuilds’ Star Trek Line Of Wood Ship Models
Are these kits worth their time? We say yes.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Picard – The Last Best Hope’ By Una McCormack
Una McCormack’s novel helps fill in background details on the new series.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Short Treks’ – “Children of Mars”
We review the final short of the season, which gives some backstory for ‘Star Trek: Picard.’
Book Review: ‘Star Trek: Discovery – Dead Endless’
Paul Stamets and Hugh Culber are the focus of the latest ‘Discovery’ novel.
‘Star Trek: Short Trek’ Reviews: “The Girl Who Made the Stars” and “Ephraim and Dot”
Two delightful animated shorts are on offer for December.
Book Review: ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation – Collateral Damage’
David Mack brings back the Nausicaans.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Short Treks’ – “Ask Not”
A young cadet’s values are challenged in a taut mini episode.
Book Review: ‘Star Trek: The Original Series – The Antares Maelstrom’
Author Greg Cox takes us to the infamous region of space.
Book Review: ‘Planet 6’ By Star Trek Writer Morgan Gendel
Check out the new novel that feels like a return to 1950s style pulp sci-fi.
‘Star Trek: Short Treks’ Reviews: “Q&A” and “The Trouble With Edward”
Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, H. Jon Benjamin, and Rosa Salazar spice up the new shorts.
Star Trek Book Reviews: “The Way to the Stars” & “The Captain’s Oath”
The histories of Sylvia Tilly and James T. Kirk take center stage in two recent Star Trek novels.
Review: ‘What We Left Behind’ – The ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’ Documentary Blu-ray
The long-awaited documentary comes home.
Book Review: ‘Star Trek: Discovery: The Enterprise War’ Is An Adventure You Can’t Put Down
Pike, Spock, and Number One are back for an adventure on the USS Enterprise.
Book Review: ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation – Available Light’
Dayton Ward offers a strong adventure in the classic Trek spirit.
Review: The Circle Is Now Complete For The Second Season Finale Of ‘The Orville’
‘The Orville’ wraps up its second season by exploring “The Road Not Taken.”
Review: ‘The Orville’ Takes Its Time In “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow”
The first part of the season two finale feels familiar.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Dreams About A Better Life In “Sanctuary”
A return to Moclus gets the crew involved in a different kind of fight.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Falls For The Past In “Lasting Impressions”
Gordon finds a different kind of love and Bortus finds a dangerous hobby.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Fights For Peace In “Blood Of Patriots”
The Krill return along with a surprise for Gordon and the crew of the USS Orville.
Review: Kelvin Kirk And Spock Action Figures From Diamond Select Were Worth The Wait
DST has moved into the Kelvinverse with two new action figures.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Finds Itself In “Identity, Part 2”
‘The Orville’ brings its first two-part episode to an explosive conclusion.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Rises To The Machines In “Identity, Pt. 1”
The Orville crew gets a big surprise when they bring Isaac home.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Breaks Up The Drama In “Deflectors”
A visit to Moclus gets dramatic on the USS Orville.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Makes First Contact In “All The World Is Birthday Cake”
A Star Trek vet helms a classic story with a new twist.
‘The Orville’ Review: Ed Falls For A Stranger In Conventional “Nothing Left on Earth Excepting Fishes”
Ed gets kicked right between the eyes in The Orville’s latest installment.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Takes An Emotional Turn In “Home”
Alara’s personal journey marks a big milestone for the series.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Impresses With A Nuanced Look At A Controversial Issue In “Primal Urges”
After a slow start to the season, ‘The Orville’ gets back on track.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Season Two Premiere “Ja’loja” Comes Up A Bit Dry
The character-driven season premiere feels like the wrong episode at the wrong time.
Karl Urban Says Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek Idea Is Bananas, Needs R-Rating For Horror Of Space
At Trekonderoga the actor also talked about returning to the role of Dredd for ‘Mega-City One’